Dan Fae Edinburgh phones Saturday Kitchen...

[Two Headed Boy]

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...and he wants some Barry sides for Christmas.

 

[beefy]

You Tube - Dan from Edinburgh

...and he wants some Barry sides for Christmas.

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[ThePosterFormerlyKnownAsChavez]

You Tube - Dan from Edinburgh

...and he wants some Barry sides for Christmas.

I was watching that. A bit naughty! Because of his strong accent the other people on the show weren’t 100% sure if they’d heard it correctly.

 

[Two Headed Boy]

I was watching that. A bit naughty! Because of his strong accent the other people on the show weren’t 100% sure if they’d heard it correctly.

The uncomfortable looks suggest they knew something.

 

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Living in Glasgow, with weedge in-laws, I'll stand up for a sing-song east coast dialect over a nasal, 3000mph, incomprehensible drill to the ear drums any day.

But each tae there ain likes ken?

 

[beefy]

Living in Glasgow, with weedge in-laws, I'll stand up for a sing-song east coast dialect over a nasal, 3000mph, incomprehensible drill to the ear drums any day.

But each tae there ain likes ken?

Spot on gadgy.

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[HaarlemShuffler]

Living in Glasgow, with weedge in-laws, I'll stand up for a sing-song east coast dialect over a nasal, 3000mph, incomprehensible drill to the ear drums any day.

What east coast dialect is sing-song then? Totes agree re nasality but west coast accent is known for its up and doon sing-songiness*.


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[Purple & Green]

Living in Glasgow, with weedge in-laws, I'll stand up for a sing-song east coast dialect over a nasal, 3000mph, incomprehensible drill to the ear drums any day.

But each tae there ain likes ken?

I so agree.

 

[Two Headed Boy]

What east coast dialect is sing-song then? Totes agree re nasality but west coast accent is known for its up and doon sing-songiness*.


*New word alert

We'll I'm a Fifer, and from my former neck of the woods, its not so much going up at the end of a sentence but the over-enunciation of every vowel that gives the accent a bounciness IMO. Always found "working class" Edinburgh to be similar sounding but a bit faster.